ESONG's products showcased in Paris, providing security support for the Olympics

From November 2023 until the Paris Olympics, the Paris municipal police will gradually be equipped with body cameras. These devices will record conversations, capture images of potentially contentious scenes, and protect territorial officers from uncivil behavior and attacks. The first batch of 221 devices has been delivered.

  • July 20, 2024
  • Paris, France
  • the Paris Municipal Police

This year, the Scottish Government allocated a record £1.55 billion to the Scottish Police. E-Song Digital Limited's partner client, with the help of ESONG's ODM solution, secured the first batch contract worth £13.3 million (approximately $16 million), providing a total of 10,500 body cameras.
The body camera can reliably capture high-quality video and audio, providing an objective record of events to assist frontline officers in documenting incidents and increasing the trust of the communities they serve. The footage is automatically uploaded to VideoManager for secure storage, where it can be tracked and audited, protecting the chain of custody so that the police, the public, and the judicial system can ensure the integrity of the video evidence.

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The body cameras used by the Scottish Police are provided to customers as an ODM solution by E-Song Digital Limited, with both the hardware and software jointly developed by ESONG and its subsidiary brand, KEHAN.

At the same time, ESONG’s multimodal search engine solution can efficiently and accurately search stored data for relevant video, voice, human figures, and text graphics, greatly facilitating evidence collection for the police.

Not only the Scottish Police, but other UK police forces and global law enforcement agencies (including the French National Police, Lithuanian National Police, and Austrian Police Forces) have also chosen this body camera and evidence solution.

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This initiative can also help ease tensions, 'For the police officer, it can also encourage a more composed attitude, requiring them to exercise self-restraint.' In short, it is a tool for civility on both sides.

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Upon returning to the police station, if any footage was recorded, the images will be downloaded 'automatically.' These recordings will be kept for a month and can be 'used for legal proceedings, such as contempt, insults, or rebellion.'